There are no objective criteria to measure usability, so Git cannot possibly be "objectively pretty good", sorry. Again, popularity has nothing to do with meri

There are no objective criteria to measure usability, so Git cannot possibly be "objectively pretty good", sorry. Again, popularity has nothing to do with merit. It's a pure happenstance that Git was chosen over Mercurial for kernel development, and it all went from there. The UX of Git cannot possibly be improved in the foreseeable future as it will be a _massive_ pile of breaking changes with people moaning all over the internet.